As you would imagine, Paris offers plenty of choice when it come’s to nightlife. Parisians tend to start their evenings with aperitifs at their local bars or cafes as a prelude to dinner, or to wind up before a big night out. There are shows, music, theatre, bars, clubs a plenty. We have included just a few suggestions.

Shows

Moulin Rouge www.moulin-rouge.com 82, Boulevard de Clichy M:Blanche Situated below Montmartre,
This can-can show, comprising over 100 artists, and thousands of feathers and sequins is as impressive as it is risqué. Dinner and show start at 7.00 pm - Prices according to the menu chosen: €130 to €160.

Crazy Horse Paris www.lecrazyhorseparis.com - 12, avenue George V. M:George V.
Riveting cabaret currently showing the Art of Nudity. Dinner "Chez Francis" plus show for 130€ or €160. (00 33 1 47 23 32 32) 

La Nouvelle Eve www.lanouvelleeveparis.com 25, rue Fontaine, M: Place de Clichy 
At the foot of Montmartre hill and close to the Moulin Rouge. Fabulous "roaring twenties" style décor. Dinner and show begin at 6.30pm and 9.45pm for €111.
Available April – October.

Clubs

Rex Club www.rexclub.com – 5 bvd Poissonnière, M:Bonne Nouvelle.
Trendy and pioneering techno club.

Duplex - 2 bis, avenue Foch, M Charles de Gaulle Etoile.
Disco, 80s and house at weekends for young Parisians.  

Rive Gauche - 1 rue du Sabot, M: Saint Germain des Prés.

Bars

If there are hundreds of restaurants, there must be thousands of bars in Paris. The best advice for where to go for a drink is for the surroundings or the view. There are bars which overlook the Seine, the Eiffel Tower, you name it. Each of the dozens of small squares (“places”) have bars on them and virtually every station and Metro stop has a bar in close proximity.

Here’s just a small selection:

Café de l’Industrie - 16, rue Saint-Sabin , great Parisian food and cocktails, M: Bréguet-Sabin.

La Casbah 18-20, rue de la Forge-Royale, playing the hottest music in a trendy environment M: Ledru-Rollin.

Le Doobie’s 2, rue Robert-Etienne,locals and tourists frequent this place, designed by former tennis star Yannick Noah M: Franklin-D-Roosevelt.

Le Dépanneur 27, rue Fontaine trendy and a popular place in the evenings with American décor . M: Blanche.

Le Moloko is right opposite at number 26, and the same crowd frequent both!